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rip brotha, sad he had to pass away during this regime
Jeese Jackson passed away at 84
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I remember when some brehs got expelled for 2 yrs for a fight on school grounds in my city. Jesse Jackson showed up because he and all of us felt that severe of a punishment was racially motivated. He got arrested for trespassing. Then white racists started talkin' shît. We were ready for them bîtches too. Nothing popped off, though.
Shît is all good when he was negotiating the release of the US soldiers in Kosovo.
God forbid, he steps in when he feels his ppl are being treated unfairly because they are Black. Now, it's a problem.
Shît is all good when he was negotiating the release of the US soldiers in Kosovo.
God forbid, he steps in when he feels his ppl are being treated unfairly because they are Black. Now, it's a problem.
Called us African American while claiming his Cherokee roots. Conspired to kill MLK and couldn't dance like Sharpton. His son was something in the South Suburbs of Chicago when I was young young. He is Somebody. We been in America for centuries. I'm not no fukkin African.
This is what I'm thinking. Gen X had him in his "prime"
RIP. I hope the thirty pieces of silver were worth the legacy he leaves behind
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The first Black man to run for President, and doing it convincingly. A man MLK trusted.
Barack Obama is a once in a lifetime leader, and the way being paved for that generational leader to become President is something Reverend Jackson deserves credit for.
Whatever your thoughts on gay people, he was the first Presidential candidate to make equal rights for them a big part of his campaign.
Nobody is perfect: there are plenty of people here who don't love him, still - let's acknowledge he did A LOT for Black people. May he rest easy.
The first Black man to run for President, and doing it convincingly. A man MLK trusted.
Barack Obama is a once in a lifetime leader, and the way being paved for that generational leader to become President is something Reverend Jackson deserves credit for.
Whatever your thoughts on gay people, he was the first Presidential candidate to make equal rights for them a big part of his campaign.
Nobody is perfect: there are plenty of people here who don't love him, still - let's acknowledge he did A LOT for Black people. May he rest easy.
Yep.
He definitely made his mark in the world.
Hell, I can't even imagine the violence and hatred he and others from the civil rights era had to go through. I take shît like walking in a store or restaurant freely for granted
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